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- 4 • . - tom' 1114°P . vt,st,l • .. H E V ; 1 04 , - „ z Er_ 4 1 ,9,11 , F-. 1) ~. 9 1 1 , 113F.:It 48 / 5.] F R IDA Y, FEBRUARY IQ, 1808. (PRICE SIXPENCE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY - L ANE. THIS PRESENT 'EVENING, Feb, ig, 1808, Will be performed KAIS Or, LOVE IN ,THE DESERTS. The Charatters by • Mr. BRAFIAM, Miss LYON, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY. Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. POW ELL, Mr. PUTNAM, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DIGNUM, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Signora STOKACE2 Miss TIDS WE LL. , . EIGHTH OF NEXT MONTH. The STATE LOTTERY commences Drawing. THE SCHEME, with only Twenty-five Thou. sand Tickets, contains nearly double the number of Capital Prizes that former ones of Fifty Thousand Tickets have had. This Lottery has Sixty Capital Prizes, not Three Blanks to a Prize, and every Prize to be drawn. from the Wheel—not one fixed! vit. • This Day was published, In One Volume Bvo price gs. in boards, DISCOURSES MORAL :Ind RELIGIOUS, adapted to a Naval Audience. Preached an b{.;:irri His Majesty!S Ship . Tromenclous, John Osborne, Esq. Coat. minder, during the years dos, 184;, By the Rev. ROBERT BAYNES, LL.D. And of Sydney stissex College,' Cambridge. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ter-row. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS, 3 Prizes of - 4:20,000 are . 4:6 , 0500 3 - . tOOOOO 4 . 5,000 20 - 1,000 3 0 - . • - 'SO® 6,20 s other Prizes This Day was published, Dedicated to the Right Hon. Lord Holland, Prict• it. I is. 6d. One Vol 4to boards, • MEMOIRS of the PUBLIC LIFE of the late Right Hon. CHARLES !AMES FOX. By R. FELL. Carom Inv civibus, bene de republica mereri, coli laudari, diligi, estglbriosuin. The foregoing Work, though more expressly devoted to the public lite and splendid oratorical powers ot, Mr. Fox, may be considered as a Narrative of the leading Events, not only of this Country, but ot Et.rope and the civslizeal Wolild, diving the awful and eventful period in which that Statesman, an t. first of British Patriots anti Orators, flourished as a Public Man. It contains a digest of all the.recoriled oontionavt•Mr. Fox on all the }treat Questions that for the last to years pave been agitated in Parliament ; togeth:a wtth accurate t-Torti . of :Zinc of his most celebrated SPecches, and an iinn..rtial examination of the leading features vt hi.s Political Llfe, ; o 6tt ores on the Politit!ai characters tit the most etriiiient of Op - ponents. . • l`r.rnett:for E. Hughes, NO. 5; Wigmore-street, Caven. dish-square. 25,000 Tickets. £250,000 CITY LOTTERY, For FREEHOLD HOUSES discharged of Land-Tax, valued at te4,0001. CAPITAL PRIZES. t - valued at . .425,300 7 Each valued at ,C 4,000 7000. 6 - - - - - 3,000 4 - - each - 6,000 t TICKETS and SHARES, in both Lotteries, are on Sale (and the'Schemes at large may be had gratis) at the Offices, Corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facinA the Gate o 1 the King's Mews, Charing-cross, by . . RICHARDSON) GOODLUCK, and 00. EDUCATION. MARRIED CL)RGYMAN, a Graduate cif A the Universityo Oxford. whose .thouAlits liave been directed to the important siltojee..l of Lilac:Mon. Sias 1 4° ln : fated . a House and Premises 01 very superici•Hescription tile purposes of a select and' Estabiishment. While the Situation and Accommodations are equal t every ex. r e lation that might b e he is able t o gave suc h R e-, rences as will satisfy inly inquiry reqoz.cting his motives for such an Undertaking, and his principles in the . condudt of it. The former arc little counceled with present emoi ument, and the latter will .he ,disCernible in 016 uncici6sting 'attention without the slightest relexation of the Characteristic tergy 01 a Classical School, will be used to establish the rfinciples of the Church of England in the mind of, every l'upli.entrusted to his care. Sensible that in announcing his . arlttlition to pay especial regard to the point igf Religious In tnietion, he risks the classical chariteler of his Plan, he still refers that temporary disadvantage, to the least reservation !.9. indispensable a feat:u re of it. Na !Lira:,, him.elf, he . li. 4 , 4, tever, be suspected of instilling fanaticism into others ; r-i n ,, 4 ,, v , 41 1t look, seen that it is too Lite for youth to acquire' tip on 'res, who:, on entering into life, they arc both called tbr i ,„," 4 the exercise of ,them, and also stand in nett! of their . and being equally satisfied that neither conduct or tZ:r'nea4 can be expected without them,• he will nut under- - or s iv oY chat!;` that would preclude him from laying, sooner :p r ` e r) the old) certain lopialatiOns of Mo th. tkuzi3sPeausf.ts containing the Terms, and every further Par. ,k 4 f,'„ a le to he hito, without Es pence , of the following 11 Q , C ,"ert: — lllessrb. Rivington's, St. Paul's Church-yard; ,Le rtatchatd, Piccadilly ; and Mr. Dagster, No. Si, Strang; "xl re •Reterences will also begiven. SUFFOLK AND ESSEX. • 7° CAPITAL OAK IMILR. :L ..; SOLD by AUCTION, 'in i s tVeiny-six LOTS, At t h By Mr. THY NNE, the e CP.ffee.house in the' Town of Sudbury, on Saturday: tlyz>l March, 1808, at Thiee o'Cloek in the A fternoon, Hundred and Ninety-one Capital OAK. thei T " v#4 , Es, of very large Dimensions in general, with 1 11 ., r ( - , Ps anti Bark, •standing• in Ado'', Newton, and Bul. ' w ahin a shoct .distance of the Town of Sudbury, from . 1,,,,, i !! e ,",,there, is ready • cormincation to ,London, arid the hrts on the bastern Coast of the Kingdom. 1N Tinibtr at But= may be viewed by applying to Mr. 'near .the Plough, Buliner Tye ; thatat Newton, by to VI 4t WCWICirI Hall ; and that at AtiOn, on application; Jou; 1 Wa lso crow, at Adon Ha M Hall, of whom p ar ticul ars May be' t 6.est er ;tha at the White Horse, Ipswich ; tai: ecup, Col e kagel,`Bury • at the place of Sale; of:Mr.l pat Yard, Long. Melfortl, i Suflblk ; and-of Xlessrs, Kent, .1 44 : 0 4/ . laild • Ic..ent, Land Agents, Craig's.court i Whitehall, . .. . Atm SOAP IN TFIE - CREATESVPLRFECTION. . Zeiiltyov,,,laving tide great Improvements in his n PALSOAP, recommends it with re. l'it.';`.4 coliticts:nceto the NObility earl Gtstryl; prepared from . th 4, i?! v tNt l'ragrant article, Palm Oil, the pleasantness o f li on a`i.rlultz, :iru ldelicacy.ot its use, hat merited the tten .teehled 4 ,y4itroA3g,ti of of the . first Families, anti is .. , . ts ! and pies e 't 4 ; i 7 l "t(% discovery for softening, cleaniiig, br (.: 1 9K,_ ..iko found ---g the Skin from the heat o f the sun ;_ a s oLi r is -f rost y *. 411 excellent defence against cold winds end i P Sold in p u ,„, „ -quares a n d B 4 ii s , is . each, with the words' " SA: •It IT_ L 'er,r)" cm th e wrapper The Prolli ictur Noma:ol4ls itro ci. ;! h T_ De st Soap for shaving, producing :, line so ft lathier, akii:',.,?l,")r,_tender Faces, in round Cakes, is. each. PrgParell strc e . 'Z P S. tlerry, Wholesale Perfumer, No: 17, Greek iu ' -1° ; juld, by his Ippointment,' at the . principal Per , liters in Lend ' - • • iii the three King- Nft 3. - - 011 WWI docent fawns ....._ „tu ---------„,...._______ ....._.........._ __ TL ER'sCELgrIitATbD RhSTORATIVE TOOTH R A . I ., POWDER. TY a Countenatice and regularity of Pea tures th e p_ . 4 r 4 ittlawed to distinguish the liritish Fair , but • b t , i.prietur cif titrt. Exis TOOTH p()%v 1) I: R v‘atilcl . tO..` e4 ve to remind his Countrywomen that the . ustre o f ~ ( fir charrns loses half its: influence where the Teeth are 0 , 4: lilt"ed ' Or show a rotten and unhealthy appearance : this the it' mote inexcusable, as the present ['reparation alliuds . irltifallible meant; of reirioving every ,bleirnsh of the Oa o and is safe iii its applicmon, bring COfilpslgi of Vege , ,i e "e . , 3 kt,il; feCOMatendeti to t the attention of all franks, as rl::::,,ng,away everj, imperfection , either in the colourur the E,. ''' ut . the enamel of the Teeth • as rerulering the breath _w ee . . 0 , . at ia ,,,..! 4 4 meleetable, and making ti re gums of their proper tiittliind vermillion hut ; and a certain Preventive aguiri.t K.r,,,,,`' 4 ,, lit -ache. —No ei)mpoan ion of this kind ever brought fiqo ~ - , r . '4 tu PUblie notice f),IS mat such universal approbation ; R. , tie P tonrittor has td beast that it is in daily use of . 1 ( )41 tY itself. ... r.'ti ()lci svi ol ' N - C f :.' t.sale and retail at Mr. Ru"er% °. 4 kap -6 CQ • ' ” */ l ' i l r o , t, „pier of Paternoster,. TOW ; and retail, by Chriz , P, cPr ....5,-), H4Pring-gartiens ; , Vidding, 76, Oxford-streo 1 L'...rke, lip i " 4 `itltk.; and by most Country irlatlicine l'c.iltua ail,' 4 u tri. ,,, . b, ttiboxes, at as. 9d cash. . . MONEY , SAVED IS MONEY GAINED, SHARES aTi eTs SIXTEEN SHILLING'S a Tic ket CHEAPER than at other O flues. WARNER, No. 16, Cornhiil, submits the j • fllowing Statement of PRICES, and recommendshis triewls-aod the Public to purchase immediately, as he ez peCts Shares-will rise. • WAR Nees Prices - Other Offices! Prices, Affbrcting a gootyrat. • which they avoid Publishing. Half - - .1; ID 12 : o Half ---,Cto is 0 Quarter -.- S6 l o Quarter - 9 o Eighth - - zl3 6 Eighth - - 215 0 Sixteenth - 7 Sixteenth - 8 Tickets for the CR NN 1 . ), CITY LOTTERY at 7,1. 12S. The STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing March 8, 1808, and gives to Adventurers a much better C1120..0 than toimer Lotteries, having, three times tile number of Capital Priies, viz. I 3 - of - - Zsa,ooo 10,- ,C 4 - of - - 000 3 -of - - to, aaa . la. - of - - soa 4 - of - - 5 ,0 0 0 45 - of - - too &c. 4it itc. • , Persons in the Count l y, hen,iing Letters (post-paiti), en _ closing Bank Noses, I ost-011ice Orders, or stunt-dated Bills, v. ii I find :au aci,lnional 'advantage at ,I. Warner's, as the Country'Ottices frequently put on an extra Protit upott the enormous price of the other Livion• Mikes.— Note. Mo ney Letters must be p‘,141 tc.r as sik.h. Mr. g ' I'LWART's NEW L'ool. This Day was published, In One Volume, Foolscap Odavo, -pri c e ,s . i n extra boards, THERESURRECTION. A POEM. By (i);iN STEWART, .Esci: Prinred tor Longman, Hurst, !tees, and Olirme, Purer , noster-row, Of whom may, be had, by the'same Author,- Pleasures of Love ; in One Volume, ramo. price Gs. in boaads. • This Day was published, In One Volume Quarto , pr ice 6 s . b oar d s T, , HE MINSTREL. BOOK THIRD ; being a Continuation of Dr. Beattie's Poem. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, paternos tor.row. This Day was published, In Two Vols .Ito; illustrated by 2$ Engravings from Original Drawings, price 31: 13s. 6d. in lacia . Ms, A . DESCRWriON of CEYLON containing an Account of the Country, Inhabitants and Natural Pro due.ii•ons with Narratives of Tour round the Island in teoo„the Campaign in Candy in 1/1)3, and a Journey to Ra. miswain.in 2504. Ily the Rev. !AMES CORDINER, A. Late Chaplain to the G a r.i s o n of Columba. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Qum, Pater 4oster-row. This Day was published, - A New Edition, in Two Volumes, Bvo. with Copioui Ad. ditions .4nd illustrations in tlic.form of Notes, price 14s. in boards, X/rEIVIOIRS of the LIFE of .DAVID RICK, Esq. 'interspersed with Chataaers an..l Anecdotes of his Thcatriciii Conromporaries. The whole forhling - a History of the Stage, which hit:lodes .a period -of thirty L-six years. _ 13y THOMAS bAVIES: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, rater: noster-ronr. • • • This Day was published, .: In Two Volurnes,Foolseaplvo, with Eight benutiful En. gravings from Original Designs by a Lady, price sl. in extra boards. - • - • , 'TRAVELLING RECREATIONS': Comp' ri s .l ing a Variety of -Original POEMS, TRANSLA TIONS, &c. &c. - • By Mi. ,PA Ets ()Ns; Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and 0 rme, Paternos ter-row. This Day was published, rn One VoWipe A oClavo price ss. 6d. boards, TREATISE on PULMONARY CONSUMP TION, in which alslew View . of the Principles of its .Treatinerit is siapportc..l, by 'original Observations oil every period of .the Disease.' To which is added, an Inquiry, proving ihat the Medicinal Prop9rties of the Digitalis, or Fox Clove, •ate 'diametrically opposite ,to what they arc believed eb be. _ _ JAMES SANDERS; M. D. Onc 01 the Picsklcnts ofthe Royal Medical, and Royal Physical Soc ieties 01 Edinburgh. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme,'Paternos. ter-row i Loqdon; Bell and Br.idlute, Manners.and blwllcr, and ,johnn Andert•un, Edinburgh. • '• Day was publidi:d,' Handsomely whited in "rwo Volumes 4r,y, on a fine Paper, • with upwards of seventy P d jates. of •;vhicti slay-om ale front Paintings after Nature, by Sydeoli on Edwards, price 31. los. or beautifully coloured 61. 6s. in. boards • COMPLETE DICTIONARY of' ACTI cAL GARDEN,NG, the whole intended to *Hind a full and complete View-of Modern Pradical 'Horticulture. ALEX. MACDONALD, -Nurseryman and Gardener. • Printed far G. Ken% Fleet.'strect. • Tne Pule Masers of this Work in parts are requested to couiplete their httb without delay. On exarninin, , , this Publication, we perceive a sufficient degiee of Accuracy ill the Botanical Department, divested, as much as possible, of that formidable array scientific Ter iniuulogy which is apt to repel so many lteatleis in consult ing works of this nature. ." O the Plates accompanying this Diaionary we can hardly speak tco highly.. fitey area executed in a at> le of neatness and elegance tar surpassing any we have yet ob served in similar Publications. They are from Drawings by that most ingenious Artist, Mr. S., denhaur Edwards, talents are. so conspicuously displayed in the Botanical ga zinc acid are engraved by.Sausorn. whose merit is equally conspicuous in that justly admired Publication. It is, per haps • an °Walton* that Plants of very dilkrent genera alanally t‘°vgottildl"haovnet i b le ee s n 4tn i e tard l l 4 ; ° P i ra i l l i t ca in ble a [O W :at ut this yijgc: at consistently tr ttlt theprice Of die Ciitic, May, , TO THE LADIES. THE SICILIAN BL( M )M of and BEA tYry,- or impalpable Vegetable Pstlytler for the Skin, is dittiJent twin and. superior to every kind of White Paint; for it is not a dead White t but a natural lair Flesh.coluqr, semi.transparent, and Odd imperceptible; prepahrd etitirely , from esotic Bowers, as innocent as ruse bUds,•yet so durable. that nothing but I , l•;l4thilA can rt-rnove it. • _ _ _ Prepared by a Phy,sician, and sold by Green, 398, Oxford. street, near Dean-street ; and:Sharp, 48, the Come( of Lud gate-hilt • pric is. bd. per Picket. abservethe signature, ' 6 W. Creen," on ,the Label, or. you may he impobed on. HILBLAINS' are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting itchin; instatetly removed, by iv II EA D's ESS: ENCg 0f,.;t1 LISTA l), •universally esteemed for its extraordinary elliacy in Rhenittatisins, Palsies, Couty Affections, al'td Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain Remedy has been unknown, or ne glederVamt the Chilblains have aelually broke r WHITE.. Ws FAMILY CERATE will ease the pain, and very spLeilily heal them. Ptepared and sold by R. 'WINSTON, Apothecary, No. is, Creek-street, Soho, London,,tne Essence and Pills at 25,94. a rch,Ktlw Cerate at IS. i id. • Sold by every Me dicine Vender in the ,United KillgthiM. 1 4-• The Genuine has t: black ink Stamp, with the Name of R. iohnston inserted on it. PORTUGAL. PROCLAMATION. rI'ItArSLATID 'Rose TM& rokvetast.) 41, By the Office of the Secretary of State for the fl firs of this Kingdom; a Note and Injtinclion was addressed to the Senate, under date of the 3d inst. of the fel lowing tenor: "The Rulers of this Kingdom being informed w it hin these few days th3t the prices of some ;mix:lout' the fitit necessity have been raised to an exorbitant price, order the Senate to check o'ery excess which may, in this respect, take place, with all due vigilance and severity, in oider that tsithout the authority of Government, and without the most urgent mo tives, the prices of provisions may not he raised, and the Senate Will, by Proclamation, make this known. _ 4 ' In proMpt obedience to this I njundion, the Senate here. by ordains, that . no * person of any class or condition whatever shall raise the prices of all or any articles of the first necei. sity, beyond the me at Which'such articles, or any of themi were sold on the 2.Bth day of -November last : and whoever shall iransgress this order, shall incur a penalty of eight thousand rens, and be confined In prison, where he shall• re main ten days for the first olknce, and for the second such penalties shall be doubled, and such person be prohibited 'from opening a shop, or selling any article whatever. , And in order that this determination may obtain its full the Senate directs the .Clerks of the Market, in pre. ferenee to all other Matters, td pay particular attention to all offences of this description, and to apprehend, without delay, ihe offenders, who arc not to be discharged until tjte term of I . mprisonmer;;khall fully expire, rind the fine be paid, one moiety of which is to be paid to the City, and the other to the informer, f any shall appear; for which purposea copy is to be tntusin t itted and registered at the Office of the Clerk.of the Market. " And that this Order may be fully made known, and that no person may plead ignorance, this Proclamation is direded to be posted up in all public places of this City, .(Signed) ERANCISCr) DE MENDENIA ARRAISE " Lisbon, Dec. 4,1807. • "HELLO." 'PRCCLANIA'rIO/1. ' The Rulers of this Kingdom do hereby dired and emit -4' That after Leven o'clock at night, no soldier; whether Portuguese, French, or of any; ether nation, shall be allowed to . rernai►u in taverns or, liquor.shvps; and all who at that, hour shall be found there, shall be compelled'to leave them . without the least delay. " That every *faverii-keeper, who shall 9frend against this detemilatatioh of Government, shall- 'be punished ; for the tirt offence he shall pay a penalty of 160 crusades ; for the sicend,'he shall pay a title of 40acrusitics, and be imprisoned (memorial, and tor the third, 'tie shall be delivered up to a Military Committee; as a promotei of disorder and revolt, to be .pyhisped as The ringleader thtteof. " The said Rulers do further order, That all the provisions of the laws reputing the prohibition of the use of , ±jre.4rirls, and ands r.feverA description, especi,ffly by night,. shiill . be strictly , oCerved. And all persons ‘yho in any quarrc-.1 stn. 11 be apprehended and con ritied of having nude use of any weapons whatever, shall be tried by, a Alilitary Conunitteeas assassins. And they dired the I ntend.int' (;ettcral of Popoe . in this Capital and Kingdoin to convey tha u'ccessary orders to all the proper Officers in, Ibis City, Oat they , keep a w4,Laul eye over the strict execution ,:and observance of these Resolutions. (Signed) " Count of SAO pAis,“ " sec , etary of State's ffltze tur A itairs of tint; Realty, Dec. 5, 1807." -THURSDAY, ..O'SR : le. The Bill for regulating the Office of the Paymas4 ter of the Navy was brought op from the Commons, , and read a first time. Also, The BilLfor -regulating the Trade with the Bra ' ails; which being read a first time, LordGRE.NVILLS rose 16 give potice, that on the second reading of that Bill he should feel !ilm,. self under the neces.ity of Inquiring into its ..provi sions, and examining how far they were compatible with the present circumstances of the trade of the Country, and bow far they might infringe on Aes already sanctioned ,hy`Parliament; It appeared to be . intended to encourage the importation of Brazil su, gars ; now. that was an article with which the mar ket was already overstocked, and Le was at a lcss to see how far it could he expedient . and just to a..A to that glut of the market, at a moment when our West,lndia Planters were so deeply emberrassed, and had rather to exped relief than an ag!..)ravaticin' of their difficulties. ' Lord iiIICKLA ND argued on the same side, and to the same effect; and observed, that the mode in which it was proposed to Import tho4e sugars would" clash witti the enactments ot,the Ordersin Council. DEUTOR AND CRELSITOR BILL 'Lord 111 . 0111/1 observed, that on ,account of the inconvenience td which a Noble and Learned Friend of his must be exposed,' if the Bill for arnendingthe Debtor and Creditor .Ata was to be read a second time on Monday, the-day. for which it now siood, he wished the second reedit% to •be deferred till Friday the 4th of March,: and that -a ,now Order bo, made for that day,—Ordered. PLACE REVERSION BILL. Lord LAUDERDALE, after noticing that' tho Bill fur suspending the granting in Reversion of Places, Sze. for I!.ite, ,had. for some time been on their Lordships' table,.witheut any ,Noble Lord hav ing moved the second:reading, gave police, that un less that business was taken up by some other Noble Lord,- he should himselfouove the (second readule of that Bill on Monday next. ORDERS IN COUNCIL. LoYd.GRENVILLE rose pursuant to notie., to move for a number of Papers, the nature of which he had explained on a former occasiou, and to Which he was not aware there could be. any objealoh. , It was agreed upon all bands, that the Orders in Coun cil which Ministers had advised his Majesty to i,mt . e involved measures of the utmost import and which might be - attended with the most ~ et iuus con sequences to the commerce of,the Countr;.. It muit therefore be de it ;..‘ cry possiole tion that could throw light °Fon the operatien of those Orders, provided that information could be safely made ptiblic, should be laid before the "louse. The Orders in Council issued in November last, enu merated in the Preamble, that tho 'Decree issued by the FrenCh Government in November of the tbrtner year had been a&ed upon with rigour afier its pro mulgation, and that subsequent to that jeriod it had been enforced with still' greater rigour. Such watt -the chief ground of the Orders in Council of Novem ber last, and surely it was of utmost necessity to make it appear that on the pared the French GO• vernment their Decree had been aated 1 4 .44 with such severity as to justify a recurrence to such mei:tires. He should therefOre move, that en bumble Address be presented to his Majesty, praying he would be graciously pleased to flireia that,' there be laid befote the House extraEts of such information - as Govern meat may have received of the' French Decree of • November having been enforced, first with figoiir, and afterwards with greater' rigour. • • Lord I-1 /41 7 10ESBURI7colild not underst an d w i t h what propriety, orin what shape, the Papersmeved, for by the 'Noble Baron could ...be laid before the Housei What Decrees might be issued, or whatre. gulations adopted by the= tench Governmenl, : hi* Majesty's Ministers had. no means of, receiving upon which these Or through 'any regular etlicial.chatinel of Cott.HD—llatt:in fiat'. In issuing, however, 1 17 1 : 4 4 e :l i t cu i n eo C n o : y e t i! of t Miniia"i7; must naturally be supposti t infertnation • - t t N le o : u '4v b e v , t t ' ll t t 7 b l e e elr g '' a r:o c t u in tlt le cy :; ot an t‘ t het hat they r e i son have receeve, th e of intelligeu ato be laid Open tv the world, citll4t .; with safety to the individuals who gale it, or t 1 Government . who receive d it -4v:it thous, 91 , 1 . ) l ;.. t is! e must consider as a sutfie:ient patista' 4t'Or Y . reason the Motion o f th e N o ble B aron , for opposing Lord GRENVILLE did not require t h 4 motes of those who gave the information, or thedires of the eleat t t is e fi rs ed e° w ll i t tt i t t i t : i iu t, '.) l . o tai b i e ce l) , r o °d r Li t c h e e d. sta . 14-tetX)chol°t should a ly pp efi a lo r re t e i l t 7ti!bee Frenche s ht D ats crt. b .e y ha 'A d 'il b e e ll en it ri ‘ g "rd or u ous alluded 'to were the C4pture 9 1 - vessels at Sea; or the Seizure and,Condembation of them in the French ports. The knOwledge of such act s must sorely have come' to the knowledge ofiVlinisters in a variety of shapes, ' The Duke of MONT.ROSR and Earl BaTrit.Tare opposed the Motion, on the ground that the produc tion of ,the information must not only expose the mercantile houses who may have furttishel it, to ,great . dangerS and disadVantattes abroad, but deprive. (re'eVernment for the future of all information from sotoCe3. Wilt, COLIL.I convey' it.iiirMation to Government, if :;(...4:o:vertunent wait' Afterwards 40 make public the names of. thes e Lein whom they hid received it. Lords LAI7DERDALE and GitUNVILLE quire only: an account ut the, al% and of the acne which they hut. taken plate, by which it was . pnovcd • • ' . WITH. • ELLA ROSENBERG., Ur. The Characters by . RAYMOND, Mr:DE CAMP,, Mr. PUTNAM, Mr. lIANNIS' ^ ER, Mr. PURSE 4,.Mr. RAY, Mr. FISHER, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. .P.188014,' - Mrs. H. SI DDONS, Miss RAY, and Mrs. SPARKS. With a DANCE , composed by Mr. D'licv HateT Doors to be open e d at H a l t past Fi ve, an d beg i n at past Six. To.inorrow, the new Opera of Kais ; or, Love in the De. torts ; with (not acted these four years) the Afterpiece of Ways and Means. • TuLAI*E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN . . To-muanow / EVENING, Feb. 20, 1808, perfOrmed BEGONE DULL CARE ; Or, HOW WILL IT END The Principal Cliaratt e rs by Nlr 7 ' 1 7. LEWIS, M r . popE, C. 11.EMBLE, . FAW, r. BRUNTON, Mr:EMERY, 41fr• H APMAN, CETT Mr. M SIMMONS. Mr, CRESWELL, Miss smt - ru, Miss NORTON, Mrs. DAV Tile Prolog ue to he spok en POßT .by Mr. BRUNTON'. The Epilogue to be spoken by Miss SNII TH. WITH THE BLIND BOY. The Overture and the whole of the Music con::posed by Mr. ?t. The principal. Charaders . bY rLDIIIRRAY, Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Mr. BRUNTON, „mt. FAWCETT, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr FARLEY, •" I r. LISTON Miss BRISTOW, I , liss NORTON. „ u P laces for the Boxes ;u be take n of Mr. lir.indon, at the o,x -office, in Hart -street. rhe Doors to he opened at Half-past Five, and begin at l'l4lf-p4st Six. On Monday, Shakspeare's Tragedy, called Hamlet, Prince qOuninark ; with (positively for the last time) Harlequin ?l his Element. . 1